Dance performance. Suitable for all ages.

A 6 x 6 meter prairie, limited and infinite at the same time. Four people and a robot dog. A dialogue between the human and the artificial. An autofiction told through movement. A performance that explores the fragility of social bonds in an age of hyperconnection and automation.
“Famulus 4.0 builds” a physical and emotional universe where the real and the digital intersect without restrictions.
Inspired by the Latin term famulus (servant) and the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the piece engages in contemporary discourse on artificial intelligence, the use of technology, and emotional bonds in today’s digital era. Designed for outdoor, theatre and unconventional spaces, Iron Skulls presents, through theatrical breaking, an experience where poetry and disruption coexist.

A piece that does not offer answers, but instead raises questions about the impact of technology on a future that is already present.

“Famulus 4.0” is more than a performance. It is a mirror. A poetic warning that the boundaries are being blurred between body and code, between feeling and function.
Thomas Myrvang & Odd Inge Teige, Nordmørsposten

Technically, “Famulus 4.0” is a fascinating experiment. The question of emotional AI is urgent, and Iron Skulls addresses it with a wink.
Claudia Ihlefeld, Heilbronner Stimme

International presentations of the performance are supported by the Ramon Llull Institute.

Institut Ramon Llull - Museu Tàpies

Honorary Patronage

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